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In partnership with AXA™ InsuranceA car’s exhaust system is made up of several parts that channel gases from the engine’s cylinders back into the atmosphere. The exhaust silencer is the final section, and its job is to reduce the amount of noise created by the engine gases.
If your exhaust makes more noise or is louder than normal, your exhaust silencer is probably damaged or improperly attached. A common sound of ‘blowing out’ is where holes have developed in the silencer.
Save up to 30% on your Nissan in exhaust silencer replacement. See our table below to browse our honest, upfront prices.
Our efficient and fully qualified mechanics will replace your exhaust silencer and you’ll be advised of any other connected problems arising from its malfunction.
Daniel, from London
Hey Fixter, how often should an exhaust silencer need replacing?
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A car’s exhaust system is made up of several parts that channel gases from the engine’s cylinders back into the atmosphere. The exhaust silencer is the final section, and its job is to reduce the amount of noise created by the engine gases.
If your exhaust makes more noise or is louder than normal, your exhaust silencer is probably damaged or improperly attached. A common sound of ‘blowing out’ is where holes have developed in the silencer.
Save up to 30% on your Nissan in exhaust silencer replacement. See our table below to browse our honest, upfront prices.
Our efficient and fully qualified mechanics will replace your exhaust silencer and you’ll be advised of any other connected problems arising from its malfunction.
Daniel, from London
Hey Fixter, how often should an exhaust silencer need replacing?
Terry, Fixter in-house mechanic expert
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| Car make and model | Dealers average price | exclusive price | Instant savings |
|---|---|---|---|
 Nissan Cube 1.6 litres | £305.24 | £260.00 | 15% |
Nissan Elgrand Homy 3.2 litres | £537.41 | £432.00 | 20% |
Nissan 370 Z 3.7 litres | £479.98 | £412.00 | 14% |
Nissan Almera Se 1.5 litres | £321.84 | £270.00 | 16% |
Nissan Cabstar 2.5 litres | £494.09 | £404.00 | 18% |
Nissan Elgrand 3.3 litres | £494.38 | £424.00 | 14% |
Nissan Note S 1.4 litres | £299.72 | £252.50 | 16% |
Nissan Almera 2.2 litres | £328.91 | £272.50 | 17% |
Nissan Almera Sx 1.5 litres | £311.31 | £270.00 | 13% |
Nissan E Nv200 1.6 litres | £315.95 | £257.50 | 19% |
Nissan Almera Se 1.5 litres | £321.84 | £270.00 | 16% |
Nissan Elgrand Homy 3.2 litres | £537.41 | £432.00 | 20% |
Nissan Cube 1.6 litres | £305.24 | £260.00 | 15% |
Nissan Cabstar 2.5 litres | £494.09 | £404.00 | 18% |
Nissan Note S 1.4 litres | £299.72 | £252.50 | 16% |
* The cost of your exhaust silencer replacement depends on your car make and model and may vary depending on your location.
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A car’s exhaust system is made up of several parts that channel gases from the engine’s cylinders back into the atmosphere. The exhaust silencer is the final section, and its job is to reduce the amount of noise created by the engine gases being forced through the exhaust pipe.
Your exhaust silencer’s lifespan is dependent on a range of outside factors—the main ones being the weather and driving conditions. Modern exhausts made from chrome or stainless steel are designed to last for the life of the car, whereas a high-quality non-stainless steel exhaust should last for around 5 years.
A hole in your exhaust will only fail an MOT if it is responsible for a major leak or it causes the car to fail its emissions test.
Because of their location, being mounted underneath the car, **exhaust pipes **are highly prone to damage, corrosion and wear. The weather plays a significant part in the corrosion and deterioration of the different exhaust pipe sections; rust being a major player in the appearance of holes throughout the system.
Damage to exhausts can be caused by raised road elements or extrusions from the road, such as curbs or speed bumps. Damage can also occur by driving too fast over the brow of a hill or through a dip where the suspension might bottom out and cause contact between the underside of the vehicle and the road surface.
If your exhaust makes more noise or is louder than normal, your exhaust silencer is probably damaged or improperly attached. A common sound of ‘blowing out’ is where holes have developed in the silencer.
If you can see holes developing in your exhaust, through damage or deterioration, it’s time to get a new exhaust silencer.
A damaged exhaust pipe can affect your vehicle’s performance, and in some circumstances develop a vibration that wouldn’t occur under normal operation.
The exhaust is responsible for vehicle emissions, so if you fail a test, on inspection or at MOT, then you need to replace the malfunctioning component immediately.
The Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. is a Japanese multinational automobile manufacturer, established over 85 years ago, in 1933.
Currently, they operate as part of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance, incorporating two other industry giants under their umbrella operation.
Nissan has always been a popular household name, and recently a bestseller to boot, with around 1.7million vehicles on the UK roads today.
Their introduction to the SUV market happened in 2007 with the Qashqai, and in 2018 it was announced as the 4th best-selling car in the UK.
Nissan’s various sized and styled SUVs are well priced with something for both urban and adventure seeking drivers. The British built Nissan Qashqai has made great waves since its introduction and its smaller compact crossover cousin, the Nissan Juke, isn’t going to be too far behind for long.
The Nissan Leaf is an all-electric compact hatchback that is leading the way in this fast-growing and competitive market. It became the world’s best selling electric car in 2014, holding 45% of the all-electric car market.
Nissan’s second zero emissions vehicle is the E-NV200 Combi, a 5- or 7-seater MPV utilising the same technologies as the ground- and record-breaking Leaf.
With increased torque and horsepower, the latest GT-R delivers up to 3.8-litres of twin-turbo V6 performance, an incredibly clean drag coefficient providing more consistent downforce, and utilising Nissan’s Vehicle Dynamic Control to consistently monitor steering and braking, this Nissan technology automatically makes compensations to oversteer, understeer, engine speed and braking to provide maximum performance with minimum effort.
And if you can’t quite stretch to the £80k+ price tag for your performance sports car, then the Nissan 370Z could be a more affordable option starting at the lower base price of £29k.
Nissan ranked 27th place out of 30 car brands in the What Car? Reliability Survey in 2018. With an 87.1% efficiency rating, perhaps there’s a little work to be done to improve their overall reliability to compete with the other better performing Asian brands in this area?
Various recalls have been made on Nissan models throughout their motoring history. The following are a list of the most recent in the UK and Europe.
The radiator fan assembly may fail
Internal ignition switch spring may have a been manufactured with a surface defect
Incorrect software configuration in combi meter
VIN gross combination weight information is incorrect
Body control module may fail
Front wheel hub may not be manufactured to correct specification
Steering column joint may not be secure
Fuel filter support may break
All recall information sourced from gov.co.uk data.
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